Thom - haven't picked up my 366 yet (from tk), its waiting for me in San Fran, I will be there in the next few days. But in the meantime, is there any possibility of a simple Firefox web browser on the device that you can switch back and forward between that and the orbiter - it would be really nice to be able to use this device as a portable browser as well as orbiter! This is, of course, assuming that you ported the w32 orbiter, not the actual LMCE onscreen orbiter code, thus the Computing menu isn't available....?

There is no difference, Orbiter is Orbiter is Orbiter, however, space concerns prevented me from putting Firefox on it, and I want to do more work in this area to try to put in a web browser designobj into orbiter.. but not now.. do not ask.

-Thom

p.s. to clarify. There is no difference between what is running on a media director, and the other orbiters like win32, winCE, etc. none.. zero.. zilch.. The Orbiter running on PadOrbiter is literally the native linux orbiter, same as would be running under UI1, just running by itself.

Good suggestion, unfortunately it was not the speakers. I was able to turn down all of the volume and then took the unit apart and physically disconnected the speakers.

Are there any EEs? I think it may be capacitor squeal. Right now, if I squeeze the unit in various places, the squeal gets softer and after a period of time goes away. I am curious how it acts if I just leave it on for a couple hours- but don't want to do this if I'm not home- just incase

Are there any EEs? I think it may be capacitor squeal. Right now, if I squeeze the unit in various places, the squeal gets softer and after a period of time goes away. I am curious how it acts if I just leave it on for a couple hours- but don't want to do this if I'm not home- just incase

I think you should consider inductors as well as caps in your noise hunt. I have always been surprised by how much audible sound caps and inductors can make. Usually pressing on components on the circuit boards until the sound is muffled is the best way to find the source. I have also had some limited luck tracking down culprits by listening through a small tube to localize the source.